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Ninety seconds on Lučice Beach
In high season the free gaps between the rented rows in a cove this small go first, and the parking behind it fills too.
Blue Flag water, calm and shallow enough for small children, is the reason to come. Rented loungers and umbrellas take most of the cove, with small free zones between them for a towel. The pebbles are hard going at the waterline, so pack water shoes.
Restaurants sit on the sand and back in the pine wood, and the rocky northern side is in shade from early afternoon. There is a playground and showers, with boats, catamarans and jet skis for hire. If the cove is full, walk on east along the path to Buljarica, a long open beach.
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